Hachu didn't really care for it...surprisingly.
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No not yet. The reason why I add that egg is because I made mash and normally that contain fat and milk. As parrots are lactose intolerant I add an egg instead, and it taste good. I also spicy with different herbs.The raw egg doesn't make your girls sick?
No not yet. The reason why I add that egg is because I made mash and normally that contain fat and milk. As parrots are lactose intolerant I add an egg instead, and it taste good. I also spicy with different herbs.
Often I made a mash that both contain pumpkins and carrots. And sometimes also sweet potatoes.
I don't know if you understand that this is my food, and my mash. But as they steal from my plate I always cook so they also can eat it.Interesting. My chop would have roasted pumpkin, steamed sweet potatoes and raw carrots without fat or milk, like you said, but I've never added egg.
You're right! I didn't! Sorry.I don't know if you understand that this is my food, and my mash. But as they steal from my plate I always cook so they also can eat it.
For what reason do you mean?Don't most orange vegetables need to be steamed or roasted before giving them to your birds? I curiously await an answer.
Congrats! Both mine loves pumpkin seed. But only white and not roasted. And as you can't find "raw" seeds here (you can only find raw pepitas and they don't like them) I have to buy a lot of pumpkins and dry them myself. (yes, slave, slave, slave.. )After cooling, I cut a chunk for her and she dove right in. This was the first time she has tried pumpkin in her 15 yrs.
I'm not sure of your question. Maybe based on the alkaloids??? All I really remember is my breeder, raises conures in TX, always said she roasts or nukes sweet potato and winter squash before feeding her adults and babies. She also drops her carrots in hot orange juice, then after cooling refrigerated them overnight.For what reason do you mean?